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Wheeling Creek Case Study: Name That Pollutant: Site 79
Image of raw sewage being piped directly into Wheeling Creek tributary. This image links to the glossary page.Sewage is a serious problem in Wheeling Creek watershed. Not all municipalities along Wheeling Creek have sewage lines and sewage treatment plants. Therefore, many home owners in smaller communities and rural areas must provide their own septic systems. Some home owners have leaking septic systems, while others pipe raw sewage directly into streams. Photo: Raw sewage being piped directly into Wheeling Creek tributary. Photo by Kenneth E. Rastall.

 

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